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2026 Portland Panorama: Festival Program Announcement
Portland Panorama’s Festival lineup is here! Running April 9–19, the festival’s second year brings 11 days of breakout screenings, positioning Portland as a destination for bold, independent film, connecting audiences and artists. This year’s lineup includes over 120 films including post-Sundance premieres, a cult-favorite debut shot on...
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Mako Matcha Mill grinds tea leaves in Portland's West End
A new matcha cafe is now open in Southwest Portland's West End neighborhood, grinding its own dried, shade-grown tea leaves on site. The big picture: Mako Matcha Mill is receiving the same amount of buzz — including hour-plus waits — as Project Matcha, which opened in Central Eastside last spring, luring in hordes of customers with Instagram-friendly drinks and high-quality tea.
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I ♥️ Portland, Says Chef Gabriel Pascuzzi — and He’s Proving It
Portland chef and Top Chef alum Gabriel Pascuzzi is turning his focus home in 2026. Beginning March 15 and running through December, Pascuzzi will host the I ♥️ Portland Dinner Series, a monthly collaboration bringing nationally recognized chefs to cook alongside him at Bistecca and Hey Luigi. Developed in partnership with OpenTable, the series pairs visiting culinary talent with Pascuzzi for multi-course dinners designed to spotlight Oregon’s ingredients and reenergize the city’s dining community.
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The Pork Tenderloin At This Homey Restaurant In Oregon Is So Good, You’ll Drive Miles Just For A Bite
There’s a yellow building in Gresham that’s been calling your name, even if you didn’t know it yet. Buster’s Texas Style Barbecue isn’t just another restaurant – it’s a pilgrimage site for meat lovers who understand that good barbecue isn’t just food; it’s a religious experience that requires smoke, patience, and a healthy disregard for white shirts.
wheninyourstate.com
Portland’s standout Thai restaurant wins fans with bold dishes and deeply authentic flavors
Yui stands out for bold flavors, rare dishes, and deeply authentic family recipes. Yui, a Thai restaurant that reopened in January 2026 at 4246 SE Belmont Street in Portland’s Sunnyside neighborhood, offers a menu that includes Northern Thai–style dishes, family recipes, and rotating specials. Local coverage highlights signature...
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12 Down-Home Diners In Oregon Where You Can Dine For Just Less Than $13
Craving a hearty, affordable meal in Oregon without emptying your wallet?. These 12 down-home diners offer delicious comfort food and nostalgic charm for less than $13 per person!. 1. My Father’s Place (Portland) This Portland staple serves up generous portions that won’t leave your wallet crying for help.
beavertonvalleytimes.com
Sofi Nava to share Latin music experience at Hillsboro’s Walters Cultural Arts Center
Venezuelan singer-songwriter and guitarist Sofi Nava has spent years finding her sound in the rhythms, melodies and stories that define Latin music. This March, she brings that journey to the Walters Cultural Arts Center. Backed by a full band, Nava will perform at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 6, at the...
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Brandi Carlile, Mariah the Scientist included in Portland’s March concert calendar
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — You can dance your way into spring at several Portland concert venues this March. Here’s a list of some of the top headliners performing in the Rose City throughout the month. Benee – Particles Tour. When: Monday, March 2 at 8 p.m. Where:...
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‘9 to 5: The Musical’ on tap for Tigard High School
Tigard High School thespians will kick off the school’s annual spring musical with “9 to 5: The Musical” set for 7 p.m. Thursday, March 5, and Friday, March 6. Evening performances continue March 12 and March 13, with 2 p.m. matinees set for Saturday March 7 and 14.
The Oregonian
Hundreds gather to celebrate Asian pride through this counterculture practice
Fubonn Shopping Center on Southeast 82nd Avenue is usually busy. It proclaims itself the biggest Asian shopping mall in Oregon. But on Saturday, it was even busier than usual. That’s because AZN Zine Fest was putting on its first-ever event. Zines (short for magazines) are typically short, handheld paper...
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Everybody Reads: Gospel w/LaRhonda Steele, Toni Hill & Co.
Experience an uplifting afternoon of gospel music and storytelling with two of the Pacific Northwest’s most soulful voices, Toni Hill and LaRhonda Steele. In Songs of the Spirit: A Gospel Celebration, this concert celebrates the spiritual power of gospel as both a musical form and a cultural legacy that has carried generations through struggle, faith, and freedom. This event includes a short presentation on the history of gospel music in America, tracing its journey from African spiritual traditions and the deep south to its influence on soul, R&B, and hip hop.
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Pearl District Wine Bar Dumps Bubbles For Pasta In Il Corso Reboot
Fancy Baby, the Pearl District wine bar that opened late in 2024, has quietly resurfaced this month with a fresh identity: Il Corso. The reboot shifts the focus away from Champagne-by-the-ounce and toward housemade pasta, imported salumi and an Italian-leaning wine list. Regulars will still find that compact, European bar vibe, but the action is now centered on snacks and small plates instead of big-time bubbly pours.
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In-N-Out Burger’s Vancouver location is taking shape, with plans to open by this summer
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — An In-N-Out Burger could be much more accessible for some Portlanders within the next several months. According to the “grand openings” page of the California-founded chain’s website, a Vancouver outpost is “opening soon.” Vice President of Store Development Mike Abbate also told KOIN 6 the burger joint is hoping to open its second Washington location by this summer.
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Dorothy’s Bar And Game Room Eyes SE 52nd For Late-Night Play
Dorothy’s, a late-night bar and game-room concept, is on deck for a small shopping plaza on Southeast 52nd Avenue in Portland. A recent liquor-license application pegs the proposed spot at 3534 SE 52nd Ave. and identifies Dorothy’s as a new trade name rather than an existing storefront. Licensing...